Transport of Indirect Excitons in a Potential Energy Gradient
arXiv:1203.6239 · doi:10.1063/1.4722938
Abstract
We realized a potential energy gradient - a ramp - for indirect excitons using a shaped electrode at constant voltage. We studied transport of indirect excitons along the ramp and observed that the exciton transport distance increases with increasing density and temperature.
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